Marvel Begins with Drawing One Piece Cards

After reading Chapter 30, the protagonist is a real loser. What kind of thing comes out of nine years of compulsory education? Can the Shock Shell be combined multiple times, and can it be accelerated like a rocket? Have you seen the Mortar TV series?

After chasing it for so long, I will comment on it First of all, it gives me the feeling that the protagonist is still a weakling after taking off the cards. Because after watching it for so long, I was just showing off with cards. As an old bookworm, I personally feel that I still prefer the protagonist's own strength rather than using the power of external objects. I hope the author will pay more attention to the upgrade of the protagonist's own attributes. The second point is to complain about the card. After the card is installed, the protagonist should not forget the skills and knowledge of the card characters obtained, such as: physical knowledge, domineering, sword skills, sword skills, etc. If the protagonist is cooked by the Shemale King, he should be able to quickly upgrade in the real world. The third point is the world of cards. Judging from the title of the book, the author's cards cannot only be pirates, but I don't know whether it will be more two-dimensional or fantasy in the later period. However, I personally feel that it is still possible to have fantasy. The fourth point is the development route. I just don't know if the author's outline has any intention of launching a map cannon in the sky? If not, I personally feel that it is better to wait until the protagonist becomes stronger, or the system upgrades a few more levels to open a map and go to the DC next door to have a look, or travel through some parallel universes in the Marvel multiverse. The above are some of my opinions on this book. As for this book, it may be a little bit toxic in the early stage, but now that the author is making progress together, the book is still good. In the end, the author will continue to work hard 😄😄

After reading more than 30 chapters, there are really countless flaws. The most unbearable thing for me is that the author's forced leveling is really disgusting. He almost opened the second card slot, but the protagonist insists on drawing cards. He even said that those two silver cards are already considered top silver. In the case of drawing the highest silver, he still has to draw. It's really disgusting!

In order to attract Chinese people to read the novel, the author forcibly gave the protagonist a quarter of Chinese ancestry.

Is this reporter the heroine? The moment she appears, she feels disgusting. If so, I will give her a bullet at night.

Isn't it a matter of being a negative ghost to be reasonable and beat the green guy 😁

After reading the introduction, I gave up. If you can compete with Marvel with the fighting ability of Pirates, you will be beaten to shit.

I like Pirates very much, and so does Marvel. The two together are good. Personally, I think the casual style is better.

The system flows, but you cannot rely entirely on the system. The protagonist will be useless if he leaves the system. Cards are drawn, and there is a card slot. Every time you use it, the protagonist must provide "blue" and limit the time. The protagonist is of little significance, the system is the protagonist.

I'm not afraid of the pig's feet being invincible, but I'm afraid that the pig's feet are omnipotent. Once the pig's feet have all the abilities, then this book will be basically useless, because they are all omnipotent, so why do you need other characters? It's better to cut them off as soon as possible😂